A company that operates a vast nationwide network of automated cameras that record the license plate numbers and other characteristics of all passing vehicles every day is making changes to its platfo ...

Some law enforcement officers have been accused of using the eyes in the sky for personal ends to stalk partners and ex-partners ...

Flock Safety will implement new privacy and data retention policies as pressure grows on the automated license plate operator to prevent its technology from being abused or used to conduct mass ...

Flock Safety is facing a growing backlash across the country from communities and civil liberties advocates concerned over the surveillance technology company’s network of AI-powered license plate ...

A growing number of cities and counties are turning away from Flock Safety's automated license plate reader cameras.

"Recent cases involving the misuse of automated license plate reader systems in Arizona and nationwide have raised concerns ...

The move by Florida comes amid growing public ⁠backlash over cameras provided by the Atlanta-based company. Across 49 states, ...

More than 100 cities across the nation have turned off their Flock cameras after outcry from locals - Reported misuse of the surveillance cameras by law enforcement officers — and public distrust of t ...

As cities reconsider the technology, it’s worth asking how the company’s design choices have shaped the trade-off between solving crimes and protecting civil liberties.

At least 30 protests against Flock cameras took place in at least 15 states in August, according to an independent monitor.

Florida’s state transportation office revoked the ability of local police to put license plate readers on state highways.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered state agencies to halt funding for Flock cameras amid a backlash against the company.